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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2977, 30 August 1878, Page 3

■ Soirees, etc H. A. 0, B. S. ; GRAHA.MSTOWN BRANCH, No. 35. EIGHTH ANNIVEESAEY CISLE- : BRATION.- ■"■; AN. EVENING ' ENTERrAINMENT Will taice place in the Academy of Music on Wednesday, September 4th—the net proceed* from whinh will be devoted to the Band Fund. '.. ;,' ]#j _. # ..../;,.,:'. v/ ',;..!,'■'?)' ' . Ladies by invitation. " i' ' ! Double Tickets, 7s 6d. Extra do, 2» 6d. Dancing to commence at 9 p.m. \ M. Landebs, 3006 Secretary. j Government Notices HAUEAKI GOLD MINING DIS- . | , ,-T»ICT. ' Warden's Office^Coromandel, let August, 1878. THE APPLICATIONS for Licenses f»r Gold Mining purposes under "The Gold Mining Districts Act, 1873," specified in the Schedule hereunder, may be granted on TUESDAY, the 10th day of September 1878, unless valid objection thereto be made, in writing and lodged at this Office not less than seven clear days before that date. Plans and Applications may be seen here. ' Jackson Exddeuo, Warden. SCHEDULE. ' ' 198,—Alexander Ross,' for Alexander Ross, Thomas Roberts, and James Atkinson, 5 acres 2 roods and 6 perches, situated on Pita's Block, Coromandel, in thoHauraki Goldmining District, surrounded on all "~ sides by supposed unoccupied ground. ■ Mark on pegs _X^ ' v 199.—Jacob Vanderspek for self, 9 acres, ' situate on Tokatea Block, Coromande}, in the Hauraki Goldmining District, bounded on the North by supposed unoccupied ground, on the South by the > Watchman Application ,and. supposed, nnoccupied ground, and orfall other sides by supposed unoccupied ground. Mark on pegs XI. . Jackson" Keddbil, ' , 2991 <v ' Warden. ' .General Notices < '■ NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE < AGBNCY COMPANY (Limited).—On WOOL, FLAX, and other . Produce, consigned to the Company for sale -in London, LIBERAL ADVANCES will be .made, i , < . For particulars apply at the Company's Office, Queen street", Auckland. 2768 Earthenware! Earthenware! ; ■ , „ Earthenware! ; ARRIVE SOON— 6 C R AT E S EABTHENWARE! DIREpT. , (1 ,, , i f|lo make Boom and obtain Money ; „ McGowan t . hat determined tcCLEAE .OUT aa much as possible of bis present STOCK at a : CREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE! —WE MUST SELL OR BCTBBT — NO GOODS WILL BE BOOKED AT RBDUCBD PRICES, for the simple fact that it won't pay, and, we want the money. Now is .the time to replace the broken Crockery. A SMALL CHOICE SHIPMENT OF '- New Season Tea, JUST ARRIVED. lam doing my best..to have the Befit 3s Tea , South of the Line. MoGOWAN'S 3s TEA ' , (A GOOD ARTICLE) IS THE CHEAPEST. 3/- Tea at McGowan's. Notice of Removal. HENRY HAWKES, TTAVING REMOVED to more Suitable -"- Premises, directly Opposite his, Old Shop, has OPENED it with a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Ladies', Gents' and Childrens' BOOTS and SHOES, got up expressly to his order for the' Season, and which he is ' determined to selj.at the , LOWEST REMUNERATIVE PRICES. B O'O T 8 AND S HOES Of Every Description, either stitched or pegged, made on tho premises. HENEY HAWKES, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, Owjot Stbeet, G-sahamstoww. [Established on the Thames, 1867.] C - IMPORTANT TO BUSHMEN AND OTHERS— H.H. would strongly recommend tho Seamlhsb Watbetight — his own make —as a Great Improvement on the ordinary common Watertights. A Perfect Fit Guasanteed. 2875 mHBATHKFAL PRISTUTC, equal to Mcl JL bourne work at the Evwnr»BTA»offic